Java NIO (New IO) is an alternative IO API for Java (from Java 1.4), meaning alternative to the standard Java IO API's. Java NIO offers a different way of working with IO than the standard IO API's.
Java NIO: Channels and Buffers
In the standard IO API you work with byte streams and character streams. In NIO you work with channels and buffers. Data is always read from a channel into a buffer, or written from a buffer to a channel.Java NIO: Asynchronous IO
Java NIO enables you to do asynchronous IO. For instance, a thread can ask a channel to read data into a buffer. While the channel reads data into the buffer, the thread can do something else. Once data is read into the buffer, the thread can then continue processing it. The same is true for writing data to channels.Java NIO: Selectors
Java NIO contains the concept of "selectors". A selector is an object that can monitor multiple channels for events (like: connection opened, data arrived etc.). Thus, a single thread can monitor multiple channels for data.Java NIO: Table of Contents
This place is a series of Contents Index Java NIO:
- Java NIO Introduction
- Java NIO Overview
- Java NIO Channel
- Java NIO Buffer
- Java NIO Scatter / Gather
- Java NIO Channel to Channel Transfers
- Java NIO Selector
- Java NIO FileChannel
- Java NIO SocketChannel
- Java NIO ServerSocketChannel
- Java NIO DataGramChannel
- Java NIO Pipe
- Java NIO vs. I
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